Road and bridge conditions across multiple highways
The record lists state highway segments with varying conditions from good to fair. Notable notes include a bridge under construction or detour near a Co line and several towns such as Nashville, Rosston, Clark, and Prescott showing imperfect to fair conditions.
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Ighway
Dierks Ta Athita Co
Dierks
Nashe
Nashville
Wishington
Eteuy
Bluvins
Washington
Hope
Ape
Rosston
Quad‘Co
Montgoavery Co
Clark Co
Delight
Walde
Prescott
Waldo
Fair
Lockesbury
SSS Tonic Promises Boost for Low Blood Strength
An old time diet pitch claims weak watery blood saps energy and appetite. It touts SSS Tonic as a potent remedy from a plant-based formula that activates digestion and rebuilds blood strength, promising better sleep, color, and vitality with regular use.
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SSS Towle
Bette
Road conditions update for highways around Junction area
Traffic advisory lists Fair to good road conditions on numerous highways including No. 26 No. 24 No. 27 and No. 71 with detours and constructions noted. Wet weather travel is discouraged on several routes and portions near DeQueen Garland City and Texarkana show poor or under construction conditions with detours via No. 67 to Hope.
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Mars Freeshore
Ly Clark Co
Ootl
Ben Lomend
Kirby
Mineral Springs
Blevins
Louisiana Line
Hope
Oklahoma
Columbus
Washington
Uirgaway
DeQuean
Hed River
Deleon
Hoeralin
DeQuren
Morne
Sted River
Lillie Missouri Rover
Badeaw
Lillie
Missouri River
Vais
Bedeaw
HighWiy
Wineral Springs
Rulton
Texarkana
Clark Co
Coutier
Oklahoma Line
Hot Spring Co
Texarkaa
Columbia Co
Garland City
Lewisville
Paul's
Jet
Easton
Washington's Plain Speaking May Clarify Russia Intentions
Washington's blunt bid for clear U S policy toward Russia argues that Moscow must drop its cardinal policy of world revolution. Bedell Smith told Molotov the U S seeks open discussion while warning that Soviet aggression in Korea and Greece tests any potential thaw. The column contends only concrete action by Russia can yield real rapprochement, and warns against complacency as Communist expansion continues.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Washington
Hussle
Moscow
Ed Bedell Smith
Molotov
United States
Smith
Russia
Vass
beiWoun
Amorigany
United Nations
Peace Organization
Europe
Korea
Greece
Toly
Ming
Thussia
4-F Dress Revue Winners Announced
Right district girls and seven Seni girl entered by county Ast Club Dress Review held in the City on Saturday May as a clinic by Walisnal Home Demonun etrating Club Weel, oral judging was given for each dress entered. Judges awarded A, B, and ratings. The Senior division winners include Kay Ket Patmos and others from various clubs. multiple names and places listed with competition details and notable performances.
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Walisnal
Sunior
Kay Ket
Patmos
Wivisian
Vorus Mullis
Tinea
Fay Rupe
Elvins
Louise Dowys
Cohen Hue
Eale Sud
Yarbeery
Blois
Pico
Saul Uty
Ann Dyes
Steelworkers oppose Wallace third party
The CIO United Steelworkers adopted a resolution denouncing Henry A. Wallace’s third party. Delegates argued the move aids reactionary candidates and lacks basic support in organized labor. The vote, after a brief debate, showed strong approval with some boos for proponents, while the union cautioned remaining neutral in the presidential race.
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van A. Bittner
Atlanta
United States
Communist Party
Charles Pizer
Hammond
Ind
Irving Fiest
Philadelphia
Third I
Arkansas university faculty backs general humanities course
May 13 Fayetteville report notes the University of Arkansas Cul ture of Art Sciences faculty approved a general humanities course by voice vote at a closed meeting. some ministers oppose the treatment of the Biblical creation story. consideration as an elective was postponed. The course was pushed by a five member faculty committee and funded by Presi dent Lewis Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Umj
iMore
University of Arkansas Culitre of Art Sciences
Ecallege
Ale Nut
Totte
University
Presi- Genk Lewis Webster
Firgesteville
Ouachita College appoints new Journalism head
Abilene Tex based sity directs new Journalism department at Ouachita College Arkadelphia with Jin set to assume duties Sept 11 after yesterday’s meeting. In Little Rock, Governor Holt opposes civil rights bill while noting requests to clarify stance. He warns a victory for civil rights would be a defeat for the bill of rights and accuses backers of using it to sway voters.
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Sity
Abilene
Tex
Ouachita College Arkadelphia
Jin
Ouachita Trushes Neaiminmced
Halt
Flo
Araknsas
South Lookout
Little Rock
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